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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-18
An Old Pioneer Dead.

RoCKwALL, Oct. 14.--Alrs. Sa'ie
Carter and Mr.. James Barrett were
buried yesterday, the former at Rock
wall and the latter at the old Parker
burying ground. Mrs. Carter leaves
two children who are orphans indeed,
their father having preceded her to
the grave. Mr. Barrett was an old
man and one of the Lerocs of Monte
rey, Mex. lie carried to his grave
sabre wounds received in that mem
orable battle.
OF the. pioneers who settled III this
section of country five alone survive.
They are: John Deweese, John o..
Heath, James Truitt, Cadmus Duncan
aud Harrison Howell. Each of them
has lived his three score and ten years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-18
Died.

The death of little Rowena, the
seven year old daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Charles Dent, is severe blow TO
the already sorely bereavcd parents
This is the third child they have lost
the last ten days from membraneous
CrOup,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-18

There is no jewel so precious, 10
blessing so great as perfect health. II
your stomach is weak and disordered
and needs gentle yet strengthening
stlmulant use Morris Cascarine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-18

Cards are out 10 the marriage of
Mr.. W. l.. Mcdonald, one of our most
deserving and most promising young
lawyers, to Miss Hattie Stemmons,
one of Dallas most beautiful and
estimablc young ladies. The cere-
mony will take place at the First
Methodist Church on the evening of
the 26th. viii and his bride will make
visit to st. Louis aud other cities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-18

Mr. Robert NJ. Haig who was for
merly cotton buyer in Dallas, died
September 9TH after long illness in
Charleston, South Carolina.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-18

Thirty-four prisoners in the county
bastilc await the action of the grand
jury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-18

A. h. Bouche, the Main street grocer, has
Just added splendid refrigerator, in which
ho has always the freshest country butter,
eggs and fresh Fleischman's yeast, which is
kent as cold ms can be.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-18

The festive burglar went through
the Arlington Hotel Sunday night,
but was content with taking away
only $40 worth of articles which
struck his fancy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-18

If you want your watch or jewelry
repaired take it TO j. =. Doherty Il
Co., 6C3 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-18
Fall and Winter STYLES for 81 and '88


JACKETS NEW MARKETS MANTILLA COATS, HAvERL0CKS
CAPES ULSTERS PLAIN CIRCULARS, SHORT WRAPS, RAG
LANDS Plain Beaded The above Light and Heavy Weight
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ID. 3 A Z M A MS
Wholesale and Retail Millinery Partisan Cloak and Suit Company
Ladies and Misses Suits,

Qualities and Styles ranging price
$49O, $5.4O $625, $3.50, $685. $97O, $ll25, $l4
$780, $3.50 $6500. Elegant Black and COlored 81
SUITS, to be sold at the cost of the material
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25
AN ORDINANCE
FOR ThE PURPOSE az RAISING REV.
ENUE OR TUE FISCAL YEAR ENuING
Jun : 80, 1883

The Gin ofLeniston does ordain as .toHows:
SECTION |. That the toll wing DIES gnr,e
taxes Tor the City at Lewiston Tor the fisca
year ending June so. SIS. Is erchy l-viei up
IN each dollar OF vaiuptian Of ptoperty liabl,
t. taxatio" ia said city Of lewiston.
First. I MT "nc and ope-hall m lis on tn,
dol of all tax be property is hereby levie
lor police purposes, and is hereby set apart fo'
that purpose.
second, That two mills on the dollar of al
property liable to tnXAti"n is hereby levied ioi
street purposes. and to be p ii in to the st eel
fiud
Third. That one half mill on the dollar o.
pr pc ty liable to taxation is hereHy levied r
the purpose of liquitatiny the Old inlebted
ness 1T the city, and is set apart a. a redemp
ton fund.
Fourth. That three mills On the dollar of
property liable To taxation in said city is here
by levied :"r the pHrpose of iiquidating aud
paying the Biack Judgement.
SEQ 2 ha these taxes hereby levied uu-
der this ordin tnce shall tecume delinquent oi
The third Monday of Dec mher 1887.
sc 3 This ordinance shall be in force al i
take effect IT. IN and II ter its passage.
L b. CoO'tR,
Attest; Mayor, pre- tenn.
1Hns III HUDSON Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25
COM I'd NICATED.

I'D TELLER:-As | rode along the
new road over Craig's mountain, recently,
could not help building castles for tba,
cl'ss of people who would find that Sec
non OF country, compatible, as regard,
climate, with their natural habi,a,
Those magnificent parks, studded with
lofty pines extending miles away. III.
somber growth of dense intersperset for
Sts that betoken fertility and rich.
ness, ard again, those open meadows
with their luxurious growth of native
grasses, where, anon, the limpid water,
gather N crystal purity, to complete ,hi,
panorama OF delightful dwelling place.
Let us see if anything practicable can he.
d. Quoted from this idea. The main OBJ.
s'ae'e to the settlement OF these lands j.
the climate in winter. There is some.
drawback on account Of frosts ia sum
mcr Now while the winters are som.
times long, it is not much colder than
the lowr country. For the reason of
the more rarc6ed atmosphere, that is, a
temperature, say Of twenty degrees below
Zero at that elevation would bave no
severer effect upon the body than ten
Of other sections. as for its
degrees at the Lover pcint. As to the
irosts 10 summer, it is assumed, upon
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25
NJ ORTGAGE SUMMONS.

~ toe District Court of the First Judicial Dis
trict II Idaho erritor,. Aez Perce county
Is Dutr". pitff vs. Jacob A. Fansler. def
TO Jacob A. tansler. Louis Levy. RieLar
Knapp. surviving partner of he firm .,
knapp. Burrel Co and - P. thompson
and Waller Burrell. the executors of t Q last
will AMI testament of NJ. :. Butrel de.
ceased. defendants
In The name IF he PeoIe Of the Unaea
States ~ the TERRITORY of Idaho:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against y by the above uameu
i'iaiu''i in the District Court IF the first iudi-
eial dis'tict ot the Territory of Idaho in an,
for the county ct Nez Perce, and to ansWe,
the complaint filed therein within ten aays
exclusive of the day If serviceI after the ser
Wee on you of this summons-if served within
tins ecu ty: "r, II served out nf this county
but IN tai, district, within twenty days; other
"'se "rh'n i"rty days-or Judgement by de-
fault will he taken against you, according 70
the aver of sait complaint.
,he said action is br ,ugnt to on.ain a decree
OF this urt. Tor the iurec sure of certain
mortgage described in the saii COMPLAINT, ana
executed by the said Jacob =. Fans.er ON the
2oth day February A. b. 1854. to secure ce, !.
tam pr"mi.s"ry uote o. seven hundred d lar.
with Interest ut rate of one aud one h. I
per c. mt pes month from date un il paid til
'ect the same AS provided therein. that the
premi'es conveyed by said mortgage may he
sold and the proceeds applied To the paymen,
81 sa'd note and mortga ant in case such
proceeds are not suifcisn To pay the same,
'hen I" obtain an execution against said Jacob
A. Fansler tor the ba u, ce remaining due. and
ai'o that thu said defendants and all Der. ops
claiming by. through or under them NAV be
barred and turcsse of all right, title, claim
iein. equity OF redemption, and interes, in and
to said mortgagei promises, and for other au1
further relief.
And You are hereby notified that if Ven f,i,
to appear and answer the said com,Iaint ms
above required. The said plaintiff will Amply To-
the court for the re ief dem andcd IN the said
c nplaint.
GIVEN under m, hand and seal of the Dis rict
Court of the First Judicial district
H. 81 OF the Territory of Idah,, in and
Tar The county If Neg Perez this
2nd day of August A. b. 1897.
THps. IL. huD..s,
Dept Clerk for Nez Perez county. T
true copy.
), W. Pos. atty for pl,ff. NtI
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25
A CITIZENS MEETING.
EDITcR TELLER:

EDiTck ELLER:
At private meeting Of our public
citisens recently held 10 North Idaho to
consider matters Of social interest, it was
deemed advisable to take some action
against the operations of the "Lewis,ou
jot" editor Of the Moscow Mirror. The
encroachmen.s Of the r,oi pen OF this
said jot editor upon the iualienable rights
of our citizens, have reached the bound,
OF endurance and his previousness mus,
be summarilly dealt with. Hence con
mittes' was appointed to draught, up
propriate resolutions, &c, and a com
plant was laid before the meeting which
was adopted and ordered to be promul
gated through the columns of the
TELLER. In these precarious times.
when water is liable to BE- high aud grain
low; when we are Accomplishing little,
beside substantial additions to our fam
lilies; when the tax on bank stock can
not be collected when cows roam the
streets for the purpose Of rubbing buck.
ster's aad farmers wagons; when sacks
are nine cents piece when the scalp Of
squirrel is worth more than that Of an
"Insio;" when the activity in the real
estate market is controlled by the wind :;
when business is dull and creditors sharp;
10 Tact, when even the Vigor of Life
fails to stimulate our local industries,
We are not prepared to Withstand the
'c,urge Of scandu,oas aud false acra.a. |
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School Election Changed.
Office of School Superintendent, Ncz Perez
county. Idaho.
ti..c.u Idaho Aupust 1872

Office of School Superintendent, Ncz Perez
county. Idaho.
Moscow. Idaho, August %. 1887.
I would respectfully call the at,ent"n Of
scho trustees and patruns OF the different
school districts in Ne1 Peroe c,un'y. ldahr,
to Chapter VI Sec. GG5 and GG6 of General
School Law, which hunges The 'ime of hold-
ing the annual e;ec ion from the fast Monday
in January t. the first Monday in sep ember
At the election, the following iacts should lie
observed
lst. The election must be held at the school
house.
I'D There can only he one trustee eiecfe :
and that must be Tor three years. except in
new y organized districts.
3id The polls mast he kept open from one
O'Clock to ive o'c ock, p IN.
Atm. Any pers N not qualified to vote at n
county clectIup cannot vute at the school elcc
TONS nul the voting should be by ballot.
9th. The returns should include the poll list
and the tally sheet.
Your attention is also called to subdivision,
tenth OF section 657. which requires the annual
fcpnrts to be mote the first nav of september
AZ j. ". LiEUALLEn, Co. Supt
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

ADDIE NJ. HEPLEK--nee Addie NJ. King.
Homo 13I
LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston Idaho, Aug 10, 1886
NOTICE is HERE BY GIVEN THAT THt
following named settler has fled notice
of her infection to make final proof in supper
of her claim, and that said proof will I've made
mt this Office. on Sept u. 1887. viz Addie
NJ iieplcr nee Addic NJ. King, Home 737. tor
the sw!4 sec 35 Up 80 2 " BM. She names
the follow ng witnesses t" prove her con inu
nus residence upon. and cultivation OF. said
land VIZ: VIM Wing. Frank Labole. ..e,rge
Weker Chris Wattenburgh. all OF Cameron
p. o., Nez Perez unity, Idaho.
FRANCIS +. PATTERSON.
IS Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25
THE
WILBUR COLLEGE
AT LEWISTON
Will Reopen sept. z, -.

THIS COLLEGE offers thorough courses of
instruction IN the regular college curricuia be-
iuv similar 10 the courses in the eastern col
legs 1t has the following college G urses :
Classical, Scientific. Latin Scientific, and " Il
EN- Literature. THERE'S also u Normal course,
in which If student graduates his npl"ma
authorizes him to teach anywhere in dab"
without "a county certificate The com
school 0e, rtment affords instruction TO chil-
'iren of al. grades from the very beginning to
the norma and college departments. Two al
iitiunal professors have been engaged for the
ensuing wear ant wilt arrive tom the cis5 in
time FIR the re.",ening Goud board in tn
College Home under the s.ecia! cure OF the un
iersigned and b wi e. Terms very REASONS
he. Before going elsewhere, apply for any
desired information to
IRA a. RICHARDS.
augl -3m. Lewiston. L. T.
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NOTICE FOR -EMPTION PROOF.
MICHAEL LIZ DON-iiS 23--5.


MICHAEL Ll DON-lS 2315.
LAND OFFICIAL
Lewiston |. T., Aug. "A, 1887.
~ Office is hERkBf GIVEN That rHk
~ following named settler has filed notice u,
his intent. N to make nnal pruot III support ..
his claim and that SAID proot will be made at
tnis Office. on sept 30. 1887. viz: Michael
i.yd n. ID 23l1 or the wis NV sect on ~
~ rs N " b NJ. lie names the iollo win g
wtHes>es to prove his continuous ,es,de G. up.
N aud cultivation Ut SAID land viz: Jane,
Aeane Richard thornton, Nicholas Hum-
threy, all of Blame. Nex Perez 0 e.. Idaho.
FRANCIS T. PATERSON,
~ egis.er.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25

The Gig of Lemisfon does ordaio as foAoms:
StcTi'N that road p Il tax of three
dollars tor the fiscal year ending June 3d. 1888
Is hereby levied on every male iuhalitant al
the tity oI Lewiston, betwten the ages OF tween
ty one and fifty years. (exc' p'ina su h person.
as are exempt under sections seven Of the char
ter ct said ety.
SIC 2 The tax provided for under tni,
ordinance shall be collected 10 the manner pr.
viied hy law. and is hereby appropriated to
the street fund OF the ,ity OF ewisjun.
SIC. 3 he tax led under this ordinancp
shall become delinquent On the first Monday
Of October, 1887.
SIC. 4 This ordinance shall he in force
from and after its Passage.
D. COOPER.
Attest: Mayor, pro tenn.
THns. II HuDsoN Clerk
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF
JOHN G. WANDSCHtER--Hame 1925.

JOHN G. WANDSCHtER--Ha iO35
LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston. I. T, Aug. q 1887.
~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT liz
~ following named settler has filed notice
ut his intention to make final proof in sup,ur,
of his claim and that said prno: will he made
at this "tfce on Sepr. so. 1887, viz: John q
Wandsch-er Home 1898 for the NJ, REX sec
81 ant sls SEA sec Is tip - 2 " BM lie
n ',Des the following witnesses T., prove his c,.-
tihu"us resideLce u, on, and Ell tvatian Of sal
aat, viz: Oh istian aarltemberg Henry
iiees'en. john Vinsnn, Henry Mavie, all OF
'ameron 7. t.. Idaho.
FRANCIS f. PATTERSON,
II Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25

Manager |. NJ. Buckley tells Seattle
Post reporter that while he can rot
speak from knowledge Of the subject,
"i' is generally understood that John
II. Mitchell, Jr. will succ ed James
McNauaht as Northern Pacific attorney
at the western end of the line.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25
NEW TODAY.
Notice 10 the Tax Payers OF Ind
school Distrirt M. 1, NeZ
Percc LUunly, idaho.

Office Of the CLERK OF the Board Of Education
lewiston Idaho, Independent School Dis
trict. No. |, August %, 1887.
AT MEaliNu OF the board of equaliz-
alton tor said di trct No, |. held the city
OF Lewiston ldab on &. 10Th ana l6'h,
1887. tee ,oiiuwiog changes were made tue
sinent roll
j. r. No,iiner 4 Co reduced on realty 81 800
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25


The board OF equalization wiz! meet at he
court tiuu,c in the city of Lewiston, | ah"
On the second Monday ptemDer II, 1887,
tor the purpose Of granting hearings to inter
este pa rites on hnai dct. rmin ton
I72 r. j. MUNKUE, Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25

Maxwell, the murderer of Preller, is
sentenced to be hung to morrow, in
New York.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25
D. B. MORRIS,
DENTIST,

Dental work executed in first class style a,
rcas"nab rates and war; ,nted. fxs> Artiici
dentures specially. "eN U,ice-Main stree,
Lewiston. Idaho. 3Itf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-25
AN ORDINANCE

/ o PROVIDE FOR THE LEVY OF ROW
P0LL TAX IN NE CITY OF EWISroN
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUN 80
1888.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-01
wagner. Love for k,na Iou,..

Wagner's letters about his relations
with the king OF Bavaria are coming out
here. They are written to the soft hearted
Elise Willie, who sheltered and consoled the
maestro when an exile from Germany and
q butt Tor sarcasm in Paris. She was at
once his Mary and his Martha, until he
went to stay with the king OF Bavaria,
who showed for him such extravagant
love and admiration that one wonders
how Wagner conld describe it in writing.
One may blurt out such things in talking,
but they are not to he written about. The
musician expressed himself as extrava-
gantly In his correspondence as the king
acted towards him. am amused to read
how, when he was well established at
Starnberg, Nine. Bulow. with her two
children, went to look him up. and how he
let her bear him off from the devoted Elise.
Mime. Bulow divorced her husband after
her visit to Starnberg, to become the wife
oil Wagner, but always remained on the
best terms with Bulow. What | wonder
at is that any OF the Lisxt-Wagncr Bulow
set were ever at the trouble OF getting mar
ried. Liszt, to do him iustise refused
always to become the lawful husband OF no
matter whom, and went into holy orders
rather than lead an illustrious lady with
whom, before she was widow, he had been
1.-THE affinity" to the hymenial altar. And
yet he was received in England as If ht
were an apostle OF social purity.-lParis
letter to London Truth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-01
Eonrv George's Physique.

Mr.. Henry George, who has been
ecturng recently in Chicago is de-
scribed by The Chicago Tribune as a
man of sturdy physique, who looks the
student and thinker he undoubtedly is.
His manners are dignified and resers-
ed. vet extremely urbane and winning.
He is of medium height, rather bald
His hair is of deep reddish brown
slightly tinged with gray. he Is ~
wears old. He has four children MS
eldest son being "a years old. Last
autumn he celebrated his silver we'd
ding. Mr.. George grows periodically
contemplative during conversation ou'
never preoccupied. He merely deli0
crates as 10 what he is going to say
and when he does say it he says II
well.-Home Journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-01

!, lew days after the battle Of Waterloo n
VI 8. lrevor and certain captain. while At
1o'nner party, quarreled about q lady.
-, ~ captain being i. eplendi,l shut and
4. almost blind, the latter sIemanded
shat they should fire at each other ncross
= T. va pic. Some one secretly suggested that
ehe pistols should be loaded without bail.
sna this was done. The two ndyersurics'
wno peileved their last hour was come. we're
y pale as death; but II they were a prey to
.s, neep emotion, not a muscle trenbled.
no will give us the signal?i' asked the
raptain. The person who undertook to
eve the signal said with a trembling voice |:
haise your pistols. The muzsIes touched
ne breasts Of the combatants. 'When I
count three, fire. One wo-three ~
! ansy nred and recoiled from the shock
~ mats the meaning Of this2" exclaimed
the TWO combatants. "Who has dared to
make Tools o. US? There are no balls in
tne pistols Honor is satisfied" ex-
claimed the friends around them. Trevor
srouna ms teeth. "The remedy Is easy
enough. said the captain, pointing to
some swords suspended from tho wall. He
took DOWN two. measured them, and pre-
sentcd one to his ad versary. who seized Il
eagerly: Now there will be no trickery y
he exclaimed. Stand of, sir.n They
stood face to face, and the blades clistened
The contest was short. One OF them soon
leil--it was the captain. He expired with.
out a groan. 20. my Godi"- exclaimed
Trevor. "What have done? Is all this
reality2' And in terrible despair he
hung himself upon the corpse OF his rival
which he shook convulsively as though tc
bring id to life again.-Duelins Days in ths
W.
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IIninus Cycling Novelty.

A most unique cy6ing novelty has
just been completed. 1t is nothing less
than tandem Gmicycle The wheel is
lifty-foBr inches. of full roadster we ght,
hut with tangent spolles- great strength
&nd rigidity beiNg nesessarr. Around
TIE wheel extends an e3liptcal frame,
which is adjusted upon The axle much
in the manner of a 'teeter totter.
One rider is seated on tke front and
the other on the rear end Of the fraEne,
and the difference in weight equaliEed
us mach as possible by the adjustment
of the frame on the axle. The riders
sit facing the same direction. each enc
pedalng. the pedals being connected
with the wheel by adjustable gearing
chains. The machine is geared for
rapid pace. for it will be necessary to
maintain great speed in order to keep
the wheel erect. There is no steering
attachment whatever to the wheel The
guiding will be done by the riders sway
inc their bodies to and fro. - 6ssto"
TRANSCRIPT
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TWO LUCKY MEN.
BARBER ana Labsrer win Mig

= A1aIWtl anu ~ h<8UOHEH w - - DIN
Prize.
San Francisco Cali Chronicle. Mayl
Zacharias Messenger is q barber who
has pursued his trade OF scraping
chins and clipping hair at 315 Bush
street for some two or three years
past. He has during that tins had
the honor OF exercising his tonsorial
art upon the caput and physiognomy
of BOSE Buckley and in consequence
has enjoyed the patronage of the fol-
lowers OF the great Bush street states
man. His trade was good one and
afforded him a good living, but moth
ing more, and he has endeavorcd to
increase his store of gold by wooing
the tickle Goddess of Fortune by in
vesting IN lottery tickets. Hepaid his
addresses more particularlyto thegood
dame who presides over the drawings
of The Louisiana State Lottery and
has held one or two coupons in
nearly every drawing during the last
three years. As the gamblers say, he
has played in good luck and has
nearlyalways won enough TO give him a
small profit, so thatlately he has been
"playing with the money Of the bank. /"
A few drawings ago he came down
town and as he passed the
Chronicle Office he SAW by the
bulletin board that ticket 81, O6O
had drawn the capital prize of $780,.
600. He knew that his ticket was
81, 900 and something and he rushed
home to get it. His delight can be
imagined when he found that he held
l a co,,po,, ~ +ba x.,;,,.,:,1c +;cLat vx,l;oI
entitled him to $4,000. He went
down to his shop, presented each o
his assistants with suit of clothes
made arrangements for them to carry
on the business and last week he ant
his wife started on a trip to Europe
He expects to be gone about sever
months and to spend from $4,000 tx
81, 900 on the trip. The remainder 0
the money he will invest in some SAT
security as a nest egg, and when h
gets back will put it into some legiti
mate business.
The other lucky man is Swed
named A. Monsoon, who lives at 1876.
Center street, in Oakland. He is
laboring man and has been living
hand-to-mouth existence such as usu
ally falls to the lot of toiIer in th
land. He bought q coupon from
| peddler as a speculation. When h
heard of his good luck he could no
believe it, and when convinced tina
he had won 5000, turned whit
with nervous excitement. Heis sir
| gle man and is now much sought afte
| by the young ladies of his acquaint
ance.